Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-12
PERSONAL.

was In the city Wednesday.
MIR. J. d. Tandy, of Fairview, KY, was II
this city on business Monday.
Mr.. M. Grimm, a tobacco dealer of Neu
York attended the sales this week.
Mr. George snadon, OF District No. 2, paic
us pleasant call Tuesday morning.
Mrs. James H. Watkins, OF Allensyille
was shopping In the city Wednesday.
--Mr. Lyman McCombs, OF Pembroke, XIV.
attended the tobacco sales this week.
Mr.. r. L. Moore, OF Louisville, is VISITING
his sister, Mrs. King, In South GAINESVILLE.
DIR. Pomp Payne, the popular dentist O.
Guthrie was at the Harris Hotel Saturday.
Gen. w. A. ouarles, State Senator, visited
his home In this city Saturday and Sunday.
Col. John ID. Morris, Of Hopkinsyille. was
among his many friends In this city Monday
Mr.. H. b. Wakefield from the rich land.
near Trenton attended the tobacco sales Tues.
day.
Mr.. r, A. Dlggs, of Paris, was interested
In the tobacco sales at the Exchange this
week.
Richard Poindexter failed 10 reach Cher.
rvs last Sunday. The rain was very dlscour-
aging.
Mr.. John w. Jones, OF District No. 2. was
In the city Tuesday attending the tobacco
sales.
Mr.. Chas. Elder. formerly OF owensboro.
mas accepted situation with B. f. Harden
q Co.
MIR. ]. W. Pierce, of Paris, was among the
tobacco buyers and planters at the sales
Tuesday.
Mr. L. II. Hughlett, of Trenton, Tenn.
was among our tobacco men at the sales
Tuesday.
Mr. John Choat, hard ware dealer OF Guth-
rie, was among our business men In the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. M. Bowers, of Bald Hornet. an old
friend ofthe CHRONICLE, called on us Tuesday
mornlng.
%. M. Bell. Esq, went to Danville on pro.
fessional business Wednesday and returned
yesterday.
Mr.. @. o. Ireland, of Nashville, is visiting
the family of his father-in-law, Capt. Wilcox
In this city
Mr.. John r. Coulter has returned from
New York with large and varied stock of
spring goods.
-Messrs. W. f. Tyler, W. H. lvandyke and
W.J. Graham, OF Paris, attended the tobacco
sales Tuesday.
Mr.. Theo. Plummer. the leading lumber
dealer of Nashville, spent Thursday among
his friends here.
Mr.. Henry Bryant, OF Trigg county, KY,
was among the board of buyers at the Tobacco
Exchange Tuesday.
-Messrs. Gill Smith, s. H. Wells, James
Perkins and Sam Grumbley OF Trenton spent
Tuesday in this city.
Mr.. James Hamlet left Tuesday for
Sycamore Mills, where he will take charge
of the Telegraph office.
-"i' LaWsou folnueXter was In the city
Tuesday. Though now married man he
still remembers his friends
Col. John F. Shelton, President of the
Street Car Company, has been very sick, but
was on the street Monday.
Miss Ellen Brown after a visit of two
weeks at her brothers, Mr.. Lee Brown, has
returned to her home in Greensboro.
Mr.. Henry Frech who has been confined
to his bed for two months is, we regret 10
say, no better than he was month ago.
-Messrs. Ben Perkins and Frank Perkins.
of Mount Hermon, KY, visited relvatiyes In
South GAINESVILLE Tuesday and Wednesday,
MIR. William Rosenfield left Monday for
the eastern markets and will return with
large stock OF Millinery goods for the spring
trade
Mr.. Branch White is now Engineer of n
passenger train on the l.. A. & r. road. and
Mr. JEFF Stafford, formerly OF the city police.
Is fireman.
Mr. l.. H. Wolf, an old friend OF the
CHRONICLE, from Sharon Grove, Todd coun.
", was interested in the tobacco sales here
his week.
Miss Ada Dougls, a of Hnedersonyille.
Tenn, and Miss Looney and Miss Biggs, of
Paris, Tenn, are visiting Mrs. Jesse Bailey on |
Madison Avenue.
M. b. Colman has been quite sick for the |
past ten days with bilious fever at the res
dece of Capt. Herndou. We hope to see him
,ut In few days.
Capt. c. G. Bell, of Bells Station, was in |
he city Saturday, and was greatly pleased to
earn that the mail will soon be carried over
he l., A. d T. road.
Mr.. William Rogers, the celebrated tobac-
70 raiser of Woodford, was in the city Mon
lay. Such tobacco as his gives character to
he GAINESVILLE market.
Mr.. w. NJ. Morrow, Grand Treasurer of
he Masonic Grand Lodge of Tennessee.
pent several days among his bretheren and
ther friends in the city this week.
Mr. l.. A. Abshire, formerly locomotive
engineer ON the l., A. & T. railroad, left
evening for Decatur, Ala, where
e will take charge of extensive saw-milI
works.
Attorney General, NJ. Savage returned
thursday from an extended trip trough Trigg
nd Christian 10